Undergraduate / Bachelor's · United States
Bachelor’s in Theology and Philosophy of Religion
The Bachelor’s in Theology and Philosophy of Religion is a program designed to provide solid training in the theological and philosophical fields, preparing students to work in religious, educational, and social contexts. With a curriculum that includes in-depth studies in theology, ethics, and philosophy, the program seeks to promote critical reflection on contemporary issues related to faith and reason.
- Modality
- 100% online
- Workload
- 3,000 hours
- Estimated Duration
- 03 to 04 years
- Course Language
- Portuguese / English
Program Overview
The Bachelor’s in Theology and Philosophy of Religion is a program designed to provide solid training in the theological and philosophical fields, preparing students to work in religious, educational, and social contexts. With a curriculum that includes in-depth studies in theology, ethics, and philosophy, the program seeks to promote critical reflection on contemporary issues related to faith and reason.
Standard Pathway (4 Years) vs. Accelerated (3 Years)
Our undergraduate programs offer complete flexibility with 8 semesters of in-depth coursework, enabling completion either through the standard 4-year pace or an intensive 3-year track.
Research Lines and Emphases
Program Objectives
General Objective
To form professionals qualified to work in the areas of theology and philosophy of religion, develop research skills and critical reflection on theological and philosophical themes, and promote interreligious dialogue and the understanding of different religious traditions.
Specific Objectives
- To provide advanced knowledge in the history of Christianity and theology.
- To develop competencies in ethics, human rights, and their intersections with religion.
- To foster research in religious studies and philosophy of religion.
Teaching Methodology
Target Audience
Program & Curricular Matrix
1st Semester — Academic Leveling Module
- •Advanced Studies in the History of Christianity
- •Advanced Studies in Theology
- •Ethics, Religions, and Human Rights
- •Philosophy of Religion I
- •Advanced Studies in Theology and Philosophy of Religion (I) (Live)
2nd Semester — Foundations and Research Module
- •Biblical Exegesis
- •Philosophy of Religion II
- •Systematic Theology
- •Comparative Theology of Religions
- •Advanced Studies in Theology and Philosophy of Religion (II) (Live)
3rd Semester — Advanced Studies Module
- •Practical Theology
- •Philosophy of Religion III
- •Religious Studies I
- •Politics, States, and Religion
- •Advanced Studies in Theology and Philosophy of Religion (III) (Live)
4th Semester — Qualification and Thesis Development
- •Theology and Education
- •Philosophy of Religion IV
- •Christian Ethics I
- •Religious Studies II
- •Advanced Studies in Theology and Philosophy of Religion (IV) (Live)
5th Semester — Thematic & Interdisciplinary Deepening
- •Public Theology
- •Philosophy of Religion V
- •Christian Ethics II
- •Religious Studies III
- •Advanced Studies in Theology and Philosophy of Religion (V) (Live)
6th Semester — Advanced Studies & Formative Practice
- •Systematic Theology II
- •Historical Theology
- •Moral Theology
- •Pastoral Theology
- •Advanced Studies in Theology and Philosophy of Religion (VI) (Live)
7th Semester — Research, Apologetics & Human Rights
- •Missiological Theology
- •Apologetic Theology
- •Research in Philosophy of Religion
- •Human Rights
- •Advanced Studies in Theology and Philosophy of Religion (VII) (Live)
8th Semester — Research Methodology & Final Thesis / Project
- •Research Methodology
- •Final Course Project
- •Advanced Studies in Theology and Philosophy of Religion (VIII) (Live)
Accreditation and Validity
Degrees are awarded internationally by UniChristian in the US. The institution provides academic transcripts and detailed credits for students.
Learn more about validityStart Your Selection and Research Process
To enter the Stricto Sensu Master's and Doctoral programs of UniChristian, you must submit your academic transcript, updated resume, and a preliminary research proposal (pre-project). Our academic committee will provide support for pairing with PhD advisors.